The phrase 'considered as satisfactory' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that meets the expectations or standards deemed appropriate. For example, "My performance on the test was considered as satisfactory."
Overall, health status of these patients is therefore considered as satisfactory [46, 47].
The quality of the assignment can be considered as satisfactory, taking into account the fact that the demand data is nearby 10 years old.
However, for the evaluation of the test, the control undiluted milk (D), is considered as satisfactory and is thus arbitrary associated with 5 cm on the line scale.
Considering the fact that eugenol is in the liquid state and the excipients are in solid/liquid state, the results obtained could be considered as satisfactory.
The agreement of actual versus computed ET-values for three widely grown crops in Greece (cotton, wheat and maize) may be considered as satisfactory.
It gives a direct indication of the reliability of the map, which can be considered as satisfactory only for precipitation for the data available for the present study.
Early interval screening should not be considered as a satisfactory alternative patient management [12].
A C N ratio less than 20 could be considered as a satisfactory maturation level of compost (Heerden et al. 2002).
The mean percentage of ankle ROM between the injured and the healthy lower limb (Fig. 4 a d) was 92.5% (range 85 100%), which was considered as very satisfactory by both physicians and patients (Table 1).
Hirai et al. (1983) and CPHEEO (2000) have reported that C/N ratio less than or equal to 20 is considered as a satisfactory value for maturity when the initial value is in between 25 and 30.
This can be considered as very satisfactory for this type of studies characterized by high Rayleigh numbers varying between 1 × 105 and 3 × 108, representative of real building installations.
